World Bank
Wolfowitz Fight Has Subplot - New York Times
"When President Bush appointed Paul D. Wolfowitz as the president of the World Bank two years ago, the White House had to put down an insurrection among European nations that viewed the administration’s best-known neoconservative as a symbol of American unilateralism and arrogance."
Sanger, NYT
"When President Bush appointed Paul D. Wolfowitz as the president of the World Bank two years ago, the White House had to put down an insurrection among European nations that viewed the administration’s best-known neoconservative as a symbol of American unilateralism and arrogance."
Sanger, NYT
posted by Clancy Hughes | 4/13/2007 10:00:00 PM
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